Bishop Fenwick High School - Lance Yearbook (Peabody, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

! ,.. r ' CS 4V ' :::v s -j-T v.’ ' ,.0‘ 9 ' t 5 ' J K- --1 � � ' ' ' O rv O cSf -- 0 ' obO May your wishes all come true, May you always do for others, And let others do for you. May you build a ladder to the stars. And climb on every rung. May you stay forever young. May you grow up to be righteous May you grow up to be true. May you always know the truth And see the lights surrounding you. May you always be courageous. Stand upright and be strong. May you stay forever young. May your hands always be busy May your feet always be swift. May you have a strong foundation When the winds of changes shift. May your heart always be joyful. May your song always be sung. May you stay forever young. — Bob Dylan 1982 LANCE Volume XX Bishop Fenwick High School Peabody, Massachusetts Senior Mountain Climbing Trip mi WINGS AGAINST THE SGN Forever earthbound are my feet, Upon the rocky road ahead, But high among the clouds, my thoughts. And so my heart is comforted. And if one shoulder aches, I shift The burden to the other side. Remembering the times I’ve laughed. And not the ones in which I’ve cried. Too short indeed these precious years. To let a dream die needlessly. Beyond tomorrow there awaits A time and place designed for me. And old hopes rising one by one. Are golden wings against the sun! — Grace E. Easley 4 To the Faculty and the Administration we would like to express our sincere thanks. Thank-you for your extra time and concern. Thank-you for your support and guidance. Thank-you for your friendship. Thank-you for being there. Bro. Richard Lunny, Assistant Principal Rev. Richard Messina, Chaplain — Guidance Director Mr. Ralph LeDuc, Principal Sr. Catherine Reidy, Assistant Principal 19 Religion Department, Clockwise From Upper Left; Mr. Stephen Czarnecki, Ms. Susan Bertrand, Mr. James Morris. UNDERSTAND LOVE C RE mu S Clockwise From Upper Left; Science Department: Mrs. Susan Mun- roe, Mrs. Elizabeth Lampes, Mr. Mark Hillner, Mrs. Ernestine Perrin, Ms. Mary-Ellen Deschenes, Mr. Joseph Malizia, Mr. James Palin. S99-7 1 3 Clockwise From Gpper Left: Math Department: Mr. Kevin McCarthy, Mrs. Beverly Games, Mrs. Eileen Gibbons, Sr. Joseph Leo Pietrowski, Mrs. Judith Juffre, Sr. Geraldine Burns, Mr. Thomas Hart. Clockwise From Upper Left: Library Staff: Bro. Fred Codair, Sr. Mancy O’Reilly. Reading: Sr. Margaret Roberta. Business Department: Sr. Mary Louise Donovan, Mrs. Beth Chase. Art Department: Miss Helen Babis. Library Staff: Sr. Mary Perkins ITS 27 Clockwise From Upper Left; Mrs. Joanne Gagnon, Matron; Mrs. Carol A. Zuppio, morning refreshments; Mr. Edward Kawczynski, Sr., custodian; Mrs. Rita Emerson, Mrs. Marguerite Goutzas, Mrs. Donna Phelan, Mrs. Joan Sadoway, Mrs. Dorothy Silva, cafeteria staff; Mr. Ralph Osgood, plant manager. Dean of Students, Project Adventure. 29 1981 Bishop Fenwick Varsity Football Team The season started out with a lot of underclassmen playing in key positions. Their inexperience, coupled with a few seniors who did not have much experience either, contributed to a tough year for the Crusaders. Despite a disappointing 3-7 season, the team kept its undying spirit and came through with a tremendous Thanksgiving Day victory to finish the season. Front row, left to right; Joe Dullea, Pat McCaffrey, Joe Jacyno, Brad Poole, Mike Martin, Eric Waiczewski, Kevin O ' Rourke, John McCaffrey, Chris Rego. Second row, left to right Coach Stan Bondelevitch, Mike Evaul, Charlie Riehle, Wayne Dunn, John Kozlowski, Fabio Palazzolo, Adam Horne, Rick Contardo, Tom Fabian. Third row, left to right David Browning, Dave Coleman, Dan Hosker, Jim Russell, Paul Robinson, Tim Byrne, Wayne Wendell. Back row, left to right Bob Pitman, Jim Stella, Rick Wilkins, Carlton Campbell, Ed Melanson, Bill Kelly, Asst Coaches Bob Ross and John Squires. 30 Stand Up And Cheer For Fenwick Varsity Hockey Team The hockey team posted an excellent 12-7-1 record this winter and just missed making the state tournament by a single game. Led by leading scorer Tom Aylesbury (A CYO and Salem Mews All Star) and All Stars Frank Barrett and Paul Brown, the Crusaders finished a strong fourth in the very tough Catholic Central League. This young team shows great promise for the future. Front row, left to right Shawn Lessor, Paul Brown, Ziggy Parda Co-Captain, Tom Aylesbury, Kevin Armstrong, Gregory Cain, John Mizioch, Mike Welcome, Dean Ribeiro. Back row: Robert Hickey, Asst Coach Dick Williker, Paul Daly, Kevin Warde, Frank Barrett, John Kozlowski, Richard Schraft, Timothy Moulton, Ed Smith, Kent Keating, Patrick Morgan, Paul Wonson, Mark Wonson, Coach Robert Tierney, Asst Coach Bob Colman, Asst Coach Scott Loogen. 36 5 ♦ ■ - 39 Varsity Basketball The 1981-1982 Boys Basketball Team returned to it’s ways with a final record of 1 1 wins and 9 losses. Led by Senior Co-Captains Sean Dowd and Tom Fabian the team posted victories over league powers Xaverian and Cardinal Spellman. Fabian, a Salem Mews All-Star was the teams leading scorer with 339 points followed by Junior Center Chris Lohring with 332 points. Seniors Dowd and Rick Hart key Fenwick Defense which ranked 2nd in the league behind champion Matignon. With a cast of young players returning, the Fenwick Hoop Team looks to retain it’s winning ways next season. Varsity Basketball Front row, left to right Jerry Pare, Chris Rego, Co-Captain Thomas Fabian, Co-Captain Sean Dowd, Peter Chakoutis, Richard Hart Back row: Coach Dana Skinner, Matt Almeida, Joseph Ywuc, Darren Cecil, Tony Aloi, Daniel Sullivan, Christopher Lohring, Sean Ginley, Rick Kaloust Jimmy Wersackas, Coaching Assistant Pat Veilleux. 40 Varsity Volleyball Coaches Henry and Tierney helped to make this season a learning and exciting experience. Even though this year wasn’t as successful as players had hoped both teams put great effort and time into making the teams united and a strong part of Fenwick. Through cooperation and much determination the team produced a winning spirit. Volleyball, Front row, left to right Sharon Murtagh, Janet Kelley, Julie Dillon, Gretchen McCaffrey. Back row: Cathleen McCaffrey, Susan Clemenzi, Maura Brophy, Lisa McLaughlin, Kathy Cook. 44 Fenwick Field Hockey bye in their first game of the states. Although a lot of talent may be graduating, equal talent is expected to fill in to once again lead Fenwick to an undefeated season. — Anne McGowan Front row, left to right Tri-Captains Sandi Costigan, Lori O ' Keefe, Kathy Martin. Second row, left to right Julie Connoly, Julie Saviano, Deborah Farmer, Kerry Lomasney, Dorothy MacGillvray, Beth Holland, Joanne Gagnon. Third row, left to right Coach Nancy Takis, Susan Gordie, Anne Simon, Beverly Agrella, Nancy McGowan, Laura Dunn, Susan Baldwin, Anne McGowan, Martha White, Maura Sullivan, Anne-Marie Kravchuk. An undefeated season is a difficult task to achieve, but this year ' s field hockey team made it look easy. The Crusaders, led by Tri-Captains Sandi Costigan, Lori O’Keefe, and Kathy Martin, stacked up an impressive 12-0-1 record to lead them into the Field Hockey State Championship. The Crusaders were also rated as the number one seeded team, giving them a •I BOYS’ WINTER TRACK Going into the season, the Boys’ Winter Track Team was given a slim chance to win. But, with a lot of hard work and determination the team came out of the season with a 7-0 record and the team championship for the second straight year. The team had only four seniors, so the outlook is good for next year. Three Sophomore records were broken this season: two by Rich Wall (600), (1000) and one by Andy Mahoney (300). 52 EXIT Front row 1 to r: Joe Stearns. Brian Dowd, Keith O’Rourke, Thomas Griffin, Daniel Keon, Andrew Mahoney, Mike Quinlan, Paul Murray, David Contardo, Rich Wall, Frances Tirrell. Second row I to r: Joe Laplante, Robert Williams, Peter Baldwin, Rick Contardo, Bruce Pacheco, Phil Putnam, Mike Red McCormick, Paul Donovan, James Stella, John Mclnnis, Steve Mastrangelo. Third row 1 to r: John Fendrich, Jim O’Donnell, Jeff Bernard, Greg Chane, Todd Stockwell. Missing from photo: Tom Mesbitt, Kevin O’Rourke, Steve Fendrich, Richard Downey, Matt Abbatessa, Patrick Selburg. 53 Boys’ Winter Track Freshmen Dennis Allain Matthew Almeida Michelle Antoniades Lisa Apostolos Peter Baldwin Leslie Barbaro Debra Barker Bonnie Bartolo Gregory Bates William Beston Glenn Blake Theresa Bonello Julie Boris Jennefer Bosworth Deborah Bouchard Peter Bouchard Matthew Brady Beverly Brennen Bruce C. Brewer Donna Brinkler Sonja Brookins Anne Brooks Eric Buckley Anne Bunaskavich Lisa Buresh Michael Burke Tracy Call Michelle Canty Ernest Carpenter Heidi Carson 54 Donald Charette Leo Ciampa Anne Oman Larry Claflin Martha Collins Kelly Condon Ann Connell Gail Connolly Michael Connolly Stephenie Constantine David Contardo Karen Corbett Lori Corcoran Diane Crichton Brian Cross Antonette DeLeo Andrea DeMarchi James Dennis Laurie Demit Mara Derosier Debora DesFosses Doreen DeTour Jessica DiLuca Eileen Doane Frank Doda Kevin Doherty Kelly Dolan Lisa Donlon John Donnelly Edward Donovan Brian Dowd Richard Downey Claire Doyle Joseph Duffy Mark Earl 55 Charleen Ellis Kimberly Enright Jeffrey Evaul Mathew Faino Elizabeth Fairbank Lisa Hallman Christopher Harrison Sean Hegarty Tina Howell Joseph Huggins Carolyn Fallon Karen Fantasia Steven Fendrich Richard Fisher William Fisher Micole Fitzgibbons Kristin Flanagan Cynthia Flynn Joseph Forster Marc Fountain Haney Fox Linda Francullo Janet Gagnon Donna Gandolfo Christina Garrity Maureen Gauthier Rena Geomelos Leah Georges Amy Gibbons Colleen Ginley Shawn Glidden Susan Gordee Mary Graw Andrew Gregory Kelley Grennan Ho Picture Available Ho Picture Available Ho Picture Available Heather Hurley Michael Jezowski Lauren Jirtian Peggy I lohns Carl Jones Jan Jordan Lisa Juliano Denise Keenan Karen Kelly Kelly Kemmer Susan Kenny Amy Kieran Christine Kiley Daniel Killoran Michelle Lacroix Aileen Landergan Michelle Landry Karen Lavoie Barbara Leary Toni Leo Lori Lessard Jeffrey Letendre Dennis L’Heureux Myriam Lizarralde Maura Lomasney Jean-Marie Lopes Daniel Macdonald Elizabeth MacGillivray Andrea Madore Pattiann Maga Alison Mahoney Laura Mahoney Anthony Marino Mary Martin Albert Masone Peter Masters Vito Mastrangelo Kristina Mazzarini Elizabeth Mazzie Christopher McCarthy Colleen McDonough Michael McDougall John McGrane Michael McMally Robert McMeill Tammy Medros Jeffrey Meegan Craig Michaud John Moniz Lisa Moore David Morin Kristin Moulton Edward Mulry Timothy Murnane Robert Murphy Kenneth Newton Roseline Novello Jeffrey Nowlan Jonathan O ' Donnell Karen O ' Donnell Susan O Donnell KathyGo Ohison Maureen O ' Leary Charles Olivolo Keith O ' Rourke Almond Osgood Neil Overberg Peter Papagelis Christopher Papas Zygmund Parda Michael Parisi Page Pickering Kathleen Pigott Chetyl Pitman Michael Quinlan Kerry Quinn Susan Quirk Carolyn Ratelle Jennifer Ray Kathy Rego James Rich Brian Rizzo Jean Robertson John Roden Anne Rogers Paul Roney George Rougier Richard Roy Elizabeth Russell Carolyn Ryder Candice Savy Fred Schrafft Robert Shay Marilyn Shillingburg Carol Sirois Christopher Sirois Kevin Sobolewski Kathleen Sopp Elizabeth St Pierre Kevin Starion Matthew Stark Joseph Stearns Russell Steeves Susan Swallow Frances Sweeney 59 Gigi Szekely Kirsten Therrien Wendi Thomas John Tivey Cynthia Torto Eric Towle Patricia Urbain Kenneth Veader Angela Vitale Todd Voci Eileen Walsh Thomas Walton Kathleen Warde Jay Weaver Caroline Weglarz Michael Welcome James Wersackas Matthew Weston Ellen White Paul Whitmore Jodie Wojcik Karen Wood Stuart Yetts Stephen Zubricki Sophomores Anthony Aloi Gerald Arcari Julie Arcari Kevin Armstrong Susan Baldwin John Benevento Cynthia Bento David Berube Lynne Blackington Juliet Blackwell Eric Boe Amy Borek Diane Brajta Martha Brennan David Browning Timothy Byrne Paul Caliri Christina Callahan Jeffrey Campagna Carlton Campbell John Cardile Christine Carmilia Heather Carson Rita Cavicchio Gregory Chane Micheal Clee Linda Clement John Connell Francis Connolly John Connors Roseann Ferrante Stephanie Fisher Roland Reury Joanne Flynn Thomas Foley Julie Fontaine John Forman John Fountain Christine Foye Andrea Francisco Heather Franklin Melinda Gachignard Judith Gagnon Janet Gerlach Sean Ginley Kristen Gleason Marissa Goglia Rita Grappi Karen Gratiano Jennifer Gray Scott Grenier Micheal Gridley Kevin Guzofski Jill Harrison Patricia Hickey Charles Hill Daren Hiller Gail lerardi Cheryl Irwin Laure Karuzis Carolyn Kelley Kathleen Kelly William Kelly Maryileen Kolano Barbara LaBelle Jennifer Labrecque Daniel Labrecque Mary LeDuc Daniel Leonard James Leonard Kristine Lessard Suzann Locke Mary Lombard Elsa Lopes Susan Lynch Dorothy MacGillivray Amy Mahoney Andrew Mahoney Robert Mailhoit Diane Manson Kimberly Marr John Martinage Colette Martineau Cathleen McCaffrey Christine McCaffrey Carole McGinness Virginia McGlynn Janet McGoldrick Sharon McGrath Michael McShane Edward Melanson Barbara Mellen Filomena Mendonca James Michaud Stephen Monck Ellen Moore Patrick Mulligan Diane Murphy Kimberly Murphy Michelle Murray Theresa Mutti Gina-Marie Noto Linda O ' Donnell James Oliver! Gregory Osborne Erin O ' Shaughnessy David Oteri Mark Oteri Bruce Pacheco Michelle Pare Fredrick Peeler John Pelletier Pamela Piccola Stephen Pierce Robert Pitman Laurie Preece Timothy Prisby Mark Ranieri Dean Ribeiro Charles Riehle Leif Rochna Carolyn Rose Marina Saluto Andrew Savy Maria Scheri Erik Schickling Patrick Selburg Elizabeth Sherman Maria Silva Cynthia Sova James Stella Kimberly Stockwell Joanne Strzemilowski Kerrie Sullivan Ross Taft Shelly Teel Paul Thibault Andrew Thomas Francis Tirrell Michelle Tondreault Maerisa Trafficante Maryann Travers Michael Troisi Jay Wadsworth Richard Wall Richard Wilkins Brian Wilson Paul Wonson 67 Juniors Matthew Abbatessa Beverly Agrella Kristen Albano Michael Alexuk Daniel Amero Julie Andrews Alexandra Arthurs Marialena Aylesbury Andrea Bailey Jeanne Baker Frank Barrett Mary Bekeritis Karenann Belliveau Mary-Anne Benevento Jeffrey Bernard Laurie Bernard Jean Bialecki Jocelyn Biron Jennifer Blake Brenda Borowski Susan Bradley Patrick Brady Frederick Bickford Paul Brancaleone Christine Brown Paul Brown Jennifer Browning Matthew Burke Gregory Cain Patricia Call Elaine Campbell Isa Cann Dawn Carmilia Mary Carroll Peter Chakoutis John Cincotta Antonietta Ciruolo Michael Clarke George Cole Patricia Connors Richard Contardo Kathleen Cook Marie Corey Rosa Cravairo Michelle Csongor Christopher Culkeen Paul Daly Christine Darsney Ligia DeAzevedo Janet Devarenne Sheila Donnelly Stephen Donnelly Christopher Doyle Denise Doyle Kevin Duffy Laura Dunn Theresa Elliot Michael Evaul Lisa Fitzgerald Lyndalee Fonzo Sharon Fusegni Paul Gaudet Paula Georges Maryalyce Glionna Daniel Goodrow 69 Ji Christine Gray Anne Gridley Thomas Griffin Ellen Guilmette David Hardy Patrick Hart Joel Hickenbottom Robert Hickey Beth Holland Adam Horne Daniel Hosker Daniel Jenkins Linda Jones Eric Josephson Karen Juliano Richard Kaloust Julie Kane Kent Keating Brenda Kelley Charles Kerivan Lisa Kieran Mary Kiley Daniel Koen Pamela Kohut John Kozlowski Pamela Kramer Anastasia Lampropoulos Joseph Laplante Joseph Lapolla Jacquelyn Lavender Brian Lech Maria Lenares Patricia Leonard Shawn Lessor William Lillydale Myrna Linardos Suzanne Linehan Marie L ' ltalien Christopher Lohring Janet Lyons Jennifer MacDonald Susan Madden Kelly Maguire Mary Malone Dina Marchetti Maria Marino Evangelyn Markos Francis Marshall Steven Mastrangelo Marshall McCausland Maureen McCurdy Dana McDonald Ralph McElhinney Joseph McGovern Anne McGowan Patrick McGowan Lorraine McGuinness John Mclnnis Arthur McLaughlin Jeffrey Mead Sandra Medros Kathleen Mellon Joseph Mendonca Christine Meszaros Wendy Metz Richard Mieszczanski John Mizioch John Monahan Scott Mooney Timothy Moulton 71 Therese Surette Jeffrey Szczesny Christine Tache Denise Tache James Tompkins Beth Toomey Carrie Vargas Kevin Warde Julie Wellborn Mark Weston Wendi White Shelagh White Lisa Wilson Ann Marie Wood Jane Young Joseph Ywuc Marchella Zelano c WOl Lp OF TWe X 73 Girls Winter Track — Left to Right, Front Row — Karen Kelley, Michelle Antoniades, Kim Stockwell, Ellen Foley, Lisa Buresh, Maureen McCurdy, Tracy Call, Eileen Wash, Maria Aylesbury, Sheila Dawson, Kelly Dolan, Maryileen Kolano, Alison Standring, Julie Connolly, Terry Radcliffe, Ann Dawson, Second Row Left to Right, Gina Paglia, Andree Surette, Gina Terenzi, Michelle Murray, Kathy Kelly, Britt Fitzgerald, Gail lerardi, Becky Browning, Jean Robertson, Diane Crichton, Janet Kelley, Maureen Donovan, Linda Letourneau, Beth MacGillvary, Susan Baldwin, Barb Mellon, Jocelyn Biron. II Boys Cross-Country The Boys Cross Country Team captured 1st place in the Catholic Central League with a perfect 1 0-0 record. The team placed John Fendrich, Bob Williams, Tom Nesbitt, and John Mclnnis on the CYO All-Star Team. 76 Boys Cross Country T earn Front row left to right; Steve Fendrich, George Rougier, John Tivey, Bruce Pacheco, Brian Dowd, Richard Downey, Eric Towle, Fred Schrafft, Joe Forster, Kevin Doherty, Chris Harrison. Standing left to right. Coach Carl Dimaiti, John Mclnnis, John Fendrich, Rich Abbondanza, Rich Wall, Sean Dowd, Craig Michaud, Scott Weller, Joe Laplante, Mike McCormick, Eric Boe, Bob Williams, Glenn Blake, Tom Hesbitt, Tod Voci, Greg Chane, John Martinage, Tom Griffin, Mark Fountain, Frank Tirrell, Matt Abbatessa, Paul Murray. II Girls Cross-Country The girls Cross Country Team won the central league (10-0), Morthern Area meet, OLP Invitational, Bedford Invitational and the CYO Meet. Lynda Kelley, Jean Robertson, and Maria Aylesbury were named to the CYO All-Star team. Girls Cross Country — Left to Right Front Row Tracy Call, Liz Mazzie, Lisa Buresh, Karen Kelly, Kim Stockwell, Maryileen Kolano, Sheila D awson, Barby Mellen, Gail leradi, Maureen McCurdy, Second Row, Left to Right — Coach Carl Dimaiti, Bonnie Bartolo, Michelle Lacroix, Diane Critchton, Clair Doyle, Jean Robertson, Ellen Foley, Britt Fitzgerald, Maria Aylesbury, Maureen Donovan, Lynda Kelly, Linda Letourneau, Kathy Kelly, Suzanne Locke, Lisa Hallinan, Denise Keenan. 78 Girls Basketball Varsity Back Row Left To Right Lisa Kieran, Maura Sullivan, Carrie Vargas, Suzanne Linehan, Shelagh White, Lisa Wilson. Front Row: Cindy Corbett, Cathleen Cook, Julie Dillon, Sandra Costigan, Sharon Murtagh, Jane O ' Connor, Coach Jim Palin. 80 J.V. Back Row Left To Right Jennifer Browning, Brenda Kelley, Kerrie Sullivan, Mary Carroll, Carolyn Kelly, Ellen Moore, Front Row: Ms. O ' Connell, Marina Saluto, Elisa Discipio, Sue Locke, Shelly Teel, Maria Cook, Dorothy MacGillivray. Golf Team Front Row Left To Right; Michael McDougall, Chris McCarthy, John DiPlacido, Ross Taft. Back Row: Coach Tierney, Brian Cross, Frank Delaney, Mark Earl, Bruce Brewer. 82 Girls Tennis Action Front Row Left To Right Maria Lenares, Beth Fairbank, Susan Baldwin, Dorothy MacGilllvray. Back Row: Debbie Barker, Erin O ' Shaughnessy, Martha White, Julie Saviano, Coach Mrs. Saviano. 83 Girls Varsity Softball Front Row Left To Right Nancy McGowan, Maura Green, Julie Dillon, Margaret Coleman, Sandra Costigan, Kerry Lomasney, Chris Gilligan, Kathleen Martin. Back Row: Nancy Fox, Beth MacGillvray, Ann Simon, Cindy Corbett, Jane O ' Connor, Beverly Agrella, Susan Gordee, Sharon Murtagh. Girls J.V. Softball Front Row Left To Right Andrea Madore, Michelle Canty, Jennifer Browning, Gail Connolly, Kelly Maguire, Christine McCaffrey, Beth Sherman, Back Row: Shelly Teel, Beth MacGillivray, Michelle Murray, Cathleen McCaffrey, Elisa Discipio, Eileen Doane, Suzann Locke, Laura Dunn, Anne McGowan, Kristen Gleason. 86 I J.V. Baseball Action Top Row Left To Right Vito Mastrangelo, Andrew Thomas, Carlton Campbell, David Oteri, Michael Gridley, Thomas Foley, David Contardo, Michael Dellisola, Peter Bouchard. Front Row: John Donnelly, William Beston, Mike Connolly, Ernest Carpenter, Mark Oteri, Matt Weston. 88 Boys Varsity Baseball Mr. Kevin McCarthy Front row, left to right; Mark Weston, Kevin O’Rourke, Shawn Dowd, Richard Abbondanza, Russell Steeves, Kevin Duffy, Thomas Kendrew. Back Row: William Lillydale, Bob Pitman, Frank Barrett, David Coleman, Darren Cecil, Paul Robertson, James O ' Donnell, Richard Hart, Tim Byrne, Matt Almeida. 90 Hockey Cheerleaders Front Row Left To Right Deirdre Manganaro, Jani Foley, Anne Kravchuk, Kathleen Foley, Pamela O ' Donnell. Back Row; Linda Clement, Anne McGowan, Ann Marie Wood, Julie Kane, Patricia Leonard. Basketball Cheerleaders Front Row Left To Right Mary LeDuc, Patricia Connors, Jean Bialecki, Maria Scheri. Back Row: Denise Tache, Dana McDonald, Laurianne Ellis, Anastasia Lampropoulos, Anne Gridley, Elaine Campbell, Darlene Saia, Janet Devarenne. 92 Football Cheerleaders Listed Alphabetically: Susan Bradley, Laura Curran. Christine Gilligan, Susan Harmeling, Sarah Laubner, Valerie MacDonald, Diane Manson, Suzanne Prentiss, Terri Radcliffe, Patricia Russell, Alison Standring, Andree Surette, Julie Wellborn. 93 ,w 1 Class Officers Top Row Left To Right Chris Culkeen, Katie Kelly, Allison Pierce, Sherri Tyrell, Mr. Malizia. Second Row: Brenda Kelly, Mary LeDuc. Third Row: Ernie Car- penter, Robert McNeil. Freshman Homeroom Reps Front Row Left To Right Anne Ciman, Karen Kelly, Ernie Car- penter, Rob McNeil, Mara De- rosier, Kim Enright Second Row; Paul Whitmore. Jenna Ray, Tim Murmane, Page Pickering, Bruce Brewer, Jim Wersackas, Liz Mazzie, Beth St Pierre, Mary Martin. Dennis Allain. Sophomore Homeroom Reps Back Row Left To Right Chris Lessard, Marie Doyle, Dorothy McGillvary, Andrea Francisco, Erin O ' Shaughnessy, Carolyn Kelly, Lori Ellis, Barb Mellen. Front Row: Kelly Dalton, Linda Clement Martha Brennen, Mary LeDuc, Julie Arcari, Kristen Gleason, Kim Stockwell. Junior Homeroom Reps Front Row Left To Right Tricia Connors, Elaine Campbell, Karen Juliano, Maria Lenares, Tricia Schlicte, Alison Standring, Denise Doyle. Back Row Left To Right; Shawn Lessor, Scott Mooney, Jeff Szczesny, Paul Robertson, Lynda Jones, Matt Abbatessa, Richard Miesz- czanski. Senior Homeroom Reps On Floor: Becky Browning. First Row Left To Right Val MacDonald, Margaret Coleman, Kevin Bobrek, Sean Dowd. Second Row: Kathy O ' Leary, Tom Caravella, Andre Surette. Top: Kristen Woodmen. 97 Religious Committee Front Row Left To Right Sherri Tyrell, Karen Juliano, Liz Ben- jamin, Joanne Gagnon, Mary Alyce Glionna. Back Row; Marie LaPlante, Marie Corey, Judy Gagnon, Kevin Bobrek, Sue Duncan, Chris Brown, Cindy Hall. Cultural Committee Front Row: Marie McClIellen, Jeff Meade, Mia Donnolly, Jo- anne DiPlacido. Back Row; Mr. Sousa, Marie Corey, Sue Duncan, Sherri Tyrrell, Kathy Rattelle, Diedre Manganaro, Audrey Sullivan, MaryAlyce Glionna. Social Committee Back Row Left To Right; Mr. Malizia, Alison Pierce, Ellen Foley, Mary LeDuc, Val Macdon- ald, Sherri Tyrrell, Liz Benjamin, Lisa Townsend, Anne Dawson, Chriss Brown. Sr. Cathy Flem- ing. Front Row: Kathy Kelly, Elaine Campbell, Kerry Lomas- ney, Lori O ' Keefe, Joanne Gagnon. Athletic Committee Front Row Left to Right Kathy Kelley, Val Macdonald, Nancy McGowan, Sandi Costigan, Matt Abbatessa, Chris Gilligan, Ellen Foley, Maria Aylesbury. Second Row: Chris Brown, Maura Sulli- van, Denise Tache, Liz Ben- jamin, Sherri Tyrrell, Maura Green, Maureen Donovon, Elaine Campbell, Terri Radcliffe, Karen Juliano, Cindy Hall. Back Row: Scott Weller, Todd Stock- well, Rich Abbondanza, Joe Wythe, Kevin Bobrek, Tom Caravella. Peer Education Group Front Row: Linda Santomango, Jennifer Blake, Second Row: Dorothy MacGillvray, Advisor Mrs. Linda Deutsch, Jeff Ber- nard, Third Row: Advisor Sr. Catherine Fleming, Steve Pierce, Scott Lanes, Back Row: Jani Foley, Lisa Wilson, Philip Putnam, Jeff Szczesny, John Connors, Matt Abbatessa, Folk Group Front Row: Sue Duncan, Liz Benjamin, Joanne Gagnon, Ann Oulette, Back Row: Chris Brown, Sherri Tyrrell, Judy Gagnon. Officers Back Row; Kerry Lomasney — Treasurer, Sr. Judith, — Advisor. Front Row; Lisa (Jllrich — Vice-President Sandi Costigan — Secretary. Missing From p icture; Susan Harmeling — President National Honor Society Front Row Left To Right Anto- nietta Lapolla, Lisa Townsend, Mia Donnelly, Lisa (Jllrich. Sandi Costigan, Kerry Lomasney, Julie Connolly, Marialena Aylesbury, Joanne DiPlacido. Second Row; Jean Hoysradt, Ellen Foley, Valerie Macdonald, Jacqueline Porter, Christine Darsney, Myrna Linardos, Lorraine McGuinness, Angel Maw. Mary Carroll, Sr. Judith. Third Row; Colleen McNulty, Lori-Ann O ' Keefe, Michael Slack. Paul Robertson. Richard Mieszczanski, Rich Abbondanza, Brenda Borowski, Brenda Kelley. Lancelette Staff Front Row Left To Right Judy .Morin, Val DePalma, Kathy Ratelle, Deirdre Manganaro, Ellen Foley. Back Row; Sr. Flem- ing Advisor. Chris Brown, Elaine Campbell, Sue Duncan, Karen Juliano, Ms. Julie St Pierre Advi- 1(X) Cast Crew Of “MAME” Director Mr. Robert Sousa (2nd row 5th from right), Costumes — Miss Diane Colozzi (2nd row 4th from right), Make-up — Mrs. Maikos (2nd row 4th from left). Coordinator — Sr. Joseph Leo (2nd row 3rd from left). Stage Crew Front Row Left To Right: Lisa Townsend, Jackie Porter, Chriss Darsny, Cindy Corona, Barbara LaBelle. Middle Row: Director Mr. Bob Sousa, Jim Oliveri, Pete Baldwin, Filomena Mendonca, Kim Murphy, Gina Noto, Tony Marino, Maureen McCurdy. Back Row: Joe Jacyno, Mike Baldwin, Dave Berube, Steve Pierce, Paul Donovon, Chris McMaster. Light Crew Front Row: Scott Lanes, Mike Slack. Back Row: Neil Darcy, Mark Fountain, John Fountain, John Tivey, Joanne DiPlacido. f Graduation Day SSi ' iSiiK ! ' i lit ' i 3i l| II l ' l Si iss: 108 Bishop Fenwick High School Commencement Exercises May 21, 1982 1 Rivers belong where they can ramble Eagles belong where they can fly I’ve got to be where my spirit can run free Got to find my corner of the sky Rivers belong where they can ramble Eagles belong where they can fly I’ve got to be where my spirit can run free Got to find my corner of the sky Every man has his daydreams Every man has his goal People like the way dreams have of sticking to the soul So many men seem destined To settle for something small But 1 won’t rest until 1 know I’ll have it all So don’t ask where I’m going But listen when I’m gone And far away you’ll hear me singing Softly to the dawn: 111 To be a disciplined person does not mean that we become slaves to the will of other people, no matter how many rules and regulations they impose upon us. It does mean, however, that we become Master of our own human weaknesses which try to control us and fog our minds with unclear and unreasonable thinking. We make ourselves slaves to the wills of other people when we refuse to see value in the rules they create for us. At Fenwick, we provided the opportunities for you to become disciplined people. If you view those moments of discipline only as moments of conflict with authority, then we have failed you. If, instead, you are able to measure the lessons of life you have learned through those moments of discipline, then you have learned the secret of becoming Master of your own destiny, rather than a slave to self-indulgence and human indifference. You have been educated. Only one thing more is needed: that you have a tender heart. Without a tender heart, discipline becomes mechanical and stagnant. It becomes life-taking, instead of life-giving. A tender heart knows how to measure the good of each situation, of each moment, of each person. A tender heart is sensitive to the needs of others. It has learned the lesson of forgiveness. It is an understanding heart. A tender heart reaches out of and beyond the self. It sees the point of view of others. It accepts those who are different We are not limited by self-discipline. We are freed by it It gives us more time, more energy, more desire to love more people, and to appreciate better values in life. It helps us get our tender heart. Somewhere out in that world are 174 balloons which you released on the last day of school. They represent your dreams. They belong to the stars now, and so do you. They are free now, and so are you. You have earned that right through self-discipline and because you have a tender heart. Go after your dreams. Aerosmith sings: Half my life’s in books’ written pages. Living and learning from fools and from sages. You know it’s true, all the things you do Come back to you Sing with me, sing for the year. Sing for the laughter, sing for the tear. Sing with me, just for today, never tomorrow. The Good Lord’ll take you away. Dream on, dream on, dream on. Dream until your dream comes true.” Father Dick Messina Graduation address to the class of 1982 112 SENIORS 113 ( }() i( a t za a Hj . ( } ' ti a N Ga t . ( U ' i ft (nj Zu’ ' i ie (. . ( ' f o ZT O U0S [n. . { {’ s w y o Qa i e ]]4 (fu ' urc {AaZZoY t iSarZm i u tofu I . (farc a G. .Sc Z otut cZra iCM G. ' i jSoa xZomy (fa z Hf (. i ' o )Z y GGa e Z Z. [j c (f fz f GZa m cF. [SoZzreZ G)ao(( [ ?. i ir Y Zc Zi t GF. [FozyZe ‘:F( ' }CC f O. iS Y ZOf UJZ ]]5 l xMii’ a (. (xhsaj Ywue. ' i o. i } yr4 ' 4 ' GYez ie tz G77 a uhS J T (umuH ' Za . (I. Ga,sto iy ay Oi Aaruj GWm zz xAe . (. (nirnf mi Q)a rr in. G)ca7 116 f i. Go iv ta i . o. a oso f Lut naa (. 6 w • ki nZ ' a Cnhs uja ( in cZ a ' i f . Go € G. Gum o j 7 o y Goh ' ( . 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' ll 1‘io f {Ao a ' . 7T a t- i. 4 « ¥ “ . . . and all the time, you thought it would last ...” — George Harrison SENIOR SaPERLATIVES •Ellen Foley Trisha Sheehan Gretchen McCaffrey •Antonietta Lapolla Annaliese Killoran Cindy Hall •Julie Connolly Lynda Kelly Julie Saviano (Winners (•) and runners-up) CLASS FLIRT •Rick Hart Sean O ' Connor Tim Fandel MOST STUDIOUS •John Fendrich Joe Wythe Rich Abbondanza PREPPIEST •Todd Stockwell Scott Weller Bob Williams CUTEST COUPLE •Anne Dawson Tom Aylesbury Sue Clemenzi Wayne Wendell Sandy Costigan Tom Fabian MOST MUSICAL •Lisa Ullrich Ann Ouelette Tina Vitale CLASS CLOWM •Gritts Coleman Haney McGowan Karen Langlois BEST PERSOHALITY •Terri Hagele Wendy Walker Ann Ouelette BEST FIGURE •Julie Carmilia Janet Kelley Deirdre Manganaro BEST LOOKING •Deirdre Manganaro Anne Marie Kravchuk Martha White MOST POPULAR •Gritts Coleman Chris Gilligan Val Macdonald BEST LAUGH •Terri Hagele Judy Robinson Gritts Coleman •Jim Burgess Daivd Pierce Stephen Knight •Mike Martin Pat Horgan Eric Waiczewski •David Bucci Steve Knight Darren Cecil •Steve Knight John Boyle Pat Horgan •Kevin O ' Rourke Pat Horgan Pat Pigulski •David Coleman Kevin O ' Rourke Mike Baldwin •Tom Caravella Jim Russell Dave Pierce •Gibby McGlynn Gritts Coleman Haney McGowan •Laura Curran Gina Paglia Karen Langlois •Tara Abraham Gretchen McCaffrey Debbie Farmer •Sue Duncan Joyce Yiakas Britt Fitzgerald •Maureen Donovan Lulu Martha White •Andree Surette Wendy Walker Val Macdonald •Joanne Gagnon Liz Benjamin Sandy Costigan •Sue Prentiss Jani Foley Debbie Donohue •Wendy Walker Andree Surette Gritts Coleman BEST SENSE OF HUMOR •David Bucci Mike Baldwin Todd Stockwell BEST PARTIES •Wayne Dunn Tom Caravella Brad Poole CLOCK WATCHER •Tom Kendrew Mike Martin Rick Hart MOST CREATIVE •Tom Caravella Wayne Dunn Jim Burgess NICEST LEGS •Steve Knight Sean Dowd Brad Poole CLASS OPTIMIST •Eddie Robinson Bob Williams Darren Cecil MOST SPIRITUAL •Tony Belliveau Kevin Bobrek Darren Cecil CLASS GOSSIP •Darren Cecil Tom Caravella Brad Poole MOST OUTGOING •Tim Fandel Mike Baldwin Darren Cecil •Ann Ouelette Alison Pierce Lisa McLaughlin •Janet Kelley Deirdre Manganaro Angel Maw •Debbie Farmer Sue Harmeling Cindy Hall •Gina Paglia Val Macdonald Gritts Coleman •Val DePalma Pam O ' Donnell Lisa McLaughlin •Trisha Sheehan Ellen Foley Becky Browning •Martha White Lulu Anne Kravchuk •Kerry Lomasney Debbie Farmer Chris Gilligan •Kerry Lomasney Anne Kravchuk Wendy Walker •Jeanne Baldwin Sue Prentiss Gritts Coleman •Sue Harmeling Lisa Ullrich Lori O ' Keefe •Sue Harmeling Lisa Townsend Lori O ' Keefe •Sandy Costigan Julie Dillon Janet Kelley •Kristen Woodman Sherri Tyrrell Debbie DiSanto •Lori O ' Keefe Kathy Martin Kerry Lomasney •Tina Vitale Gibby McGlynn Kelly Melton •Sco tt Lanes Lori O ' Keefe Sandy Costigan •Joyce Yiakas Britt Fitzgerald Tina Vitale •Sau-Ling Tsao Lisa Castonguay Julie Dillon •Val Macdonald Wendy Walker Mary Mackey BEST SINGER •Steve Knight Dave Pierce Jim Burgess BEST DANCER •Bob Williams David Bucci Sean Dowd CLASS PERFECTIONIST •Tom Caravella Darren Cecil Sean Dowd MOST SPIRITED •Darren Cecil Tom Caravella Tim Fandel CLASS PROCRASTINATOR •David Coleman Rick Hart Jim Burgess SWINGING SINGLE •Sean O ' Connor John Boyle Pat Pigulski NICEST EYES •Scott Weller Eric Waiczewski Pat Horgan CLASS BROWNIE •Sean Dowd Sean O ' Connor Scott Lanes MOST CONSIDERATE •Scott Weller Rich Abbondanza Joe Wythe MOST TALKATIVE •Mike Baldwin Joe Wythe Darren Cecil SMARTEST •Rich Abbondanza Joe Jacyno John Fendrich MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED •Joe Jacyno Rich Abbondanza Tom Aylesbury MOST ATHLETIC •Tom Fabian Sean Dowd Red McCormick BEST DRESSED •Tom Caravella Kevin O ' Rourke Peter Kouroubacalis MOST RELIABLE •Darren Cecil Sean Dowd Dave Pierce MOST UNIQUE •Cliff Lawton Tom Caravella Joe Wythe DONE MOST FOR FENWICK •Sherri Tyrrell Sean Dowd Darren Cecil MOST ARTISTIC •Jim Burgess Wayne Dunn Tom Caravella QUIETEST •David Berube Pat Hartigan Peter Monkiewicz HAPPIEST •Tim Fandel Kevin O ' Rourke Bob Williams 134 1982 LANCE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Marie Martineau L YOGTS: Marie Martineau Colette Martineau Patrick Henaghan PHOTOGRAPHY: Scott Lanes Joanne Thorpe Gainsboro Studios Mary Gorrell Cliff Lawton Joanne Thorpe Christine Brown Patricia Cronin Cynthia Hall ADVISOR: Patrick Henaghan COFFEE: Mrs. Patrice Maihos ARTWORK: Michael Slack Marie Martineau TYPING: Joanne Thorpe Patrick Henaghan STAFF: Marie Laplante Jani Foley Colette Martineau MOCHAS GRACIAS to all concerned. My sincere thanks to Marie and Colette Martineau, Joanne Thorpe, and Mary Gorrell for their dedication in seeing this project through to completion. Thanks to Scott Lanes and Gainsboro for the great pictures. A big “thank-you” to all the teachers and students who helped with the identification of pictures. Special thanks to: Guy Garon of Hunter Publishing for his patience and help; Mr. James Morris for his valued suggestions and ideas; and to Mr. Ralph LeDuc for his support of this project. Finally, I would like to offer my best wishes to the graduating class of 1982 — may you stay forever young. P.H. 135 SENIOR DIRECTORY Richard Abbondanza 25 Clifton Ave. Beverly 01915 Comes a time when you ' re driftin ' Comes a time when you settle down There comes a time. — Neil ' Young Tara Abraham 65 Valley St. Salem 01970 I understand about indecision, I don ' t care if I get behind. People livin ' in comp)etition. all I want is to have my piece of mind. Caitlin Antrim 287 Nahant Rd. Nahant 01908 This is the best part of our trip. Catherine Arno 75 Dayton SL Danvers 01923 Those who are unheard of, go unspoken of. Thomas Aylesbury 34 Murdock Drive S. Peabody 01960 Jeanne Baldwin 26 Weston SL Danvers 01923 Michael Baldwin 26 Weston SL Danvers 01923 We are on the train to Bangkok, aboard the Thailand Express, — Rush Jacqueline Barbeau 20 Becket SL Peabody 01960 Some will win, some will lose, and some were bom to sing the blues ' — Journey Anthony Belliveau 32 Intervale St. Lynn 01904 Live for today, remember yesterday, anhcipate tomorrow. Marcia Belliveau 34 Ledgemont Lane Lynn 01904 Enjoy life, experience love, be free. Lizabeth Benjamin 73 Wenham SL Danvers 01923 Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path. David Berube 1 Gallows Circle Salem 01970 Francis Boardway 63 Castle Circle Peabody 01960 It ' s a town full of losers, and I ' m pulling out to win. Kevin Bobrek 52 Westview Rd. Lynn 01902 Take it easy. John Boyle 5 Dunston Rd. Lynnfield 01940 Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Lisa Brings 47 Overlook Rd. Marblehead 01945 1 have only been here a part of my life, but with all of my friends, it has been the best part. Maura Brophy 166 Federal St. Salem 01970 1 see the future at the rainbow ' s end. Timeless friends ' — Billy Squire Rebecca Browning 42 Apple St. Esssex 01929 The good times are the best times, the bad hmes fade away. — J. Geils David Bucci 7 Rezza Rd. Beverly 01915 James Burgess 2 Glen Ave. Danvers 01923 Thomas Caravella 34 Main SL Essex 01929 Let us grow together and enrich our lives with the friendship we share. Julie Carmllla 54 Hacker Rd. Lynn 01904 To give love, you have to live love. To live love, you have to be a part of it. Pamela Casey 763 Lynnfield St. Lynn 01904 It ' s howlish. Lisa Castonguay 1 1 May SL Peabody 01960 Darren Cecil 3 Hollis Rd. Lynn 01904 Susan Clemenzi 1 1 Hart St. Beverly 01915 Be. Anthony Cobuzzi 3 Butler Ave. Danvers 01923 Fortune is a prize to be won. Adventure is the road to it. — O Henry David Coleman 29 Pulaski SL Peabody 01960 Margaret Coleman 29 Pulaski SL Peabody 01960 Life is precious. Do it up while you can, or you ' ll never know what you ' re missing. Richard Collin 18 Noyes Rd. Georgetown 01833 Time is like a river, rolling on Forever. Julie Connolly 91 Asbury SL S. Hamilton 01982 Always remember to forget what makes you sad, but never forget the things that made you glad. Sandra Costigan 8 Diane Dr. Saugus 01906 No goal is too high, if you climb with care and confidence. Timothy Crateau 3 Beverly Hills Ave. Beverly 01915 Patricia Cronin 50 Wadsworth SL Danvers 01923 Take the gift of life and live iL Take your love and freely give it Life is beautiful, so take it. Laura Curran 3 East St. Danvers 0 1 923 Doing what you like is freedom, liking what you do is happiness. Anne Dawson Cedar Knoll Boxford 01921 If I were to stand beside myself. Would I see me or someone else? Valerie DePalma 4 Little Nahant Rd. Nahant 01908 I live for my dreams, and a pocketful of gold. Julie Dillon 7 Colonial Rd. Peabody 01960 It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed. Joanne DiPlacido 58 Glen Drive W. Peabody 01960 Dreams are the realities we strive for. Fantasies are the dreams that will never be. John DiPlacido 58 Glen Drive W. Peabody 01960 Being a success is not what you are, but who you are. Debra DiSanto 6 Clearwater Rd. — Kay Andrews — Led Zeppelin Peabody 01960 Deborah Donohue 21 Oakland SL Salem 01970 Lord, help my words to be gracious and tender today, for tomorrow 1 may have to eat them. Mia Donnolly 96 Burley SL Danvers 01923 Use the talents you possess, for the woods would be very silent if all that sang were the best. Maureen Donovan 12 Court SL Medford 02155 Sean Dowd 3 Sherwood Ave. Peabody 01960 Never bow to authority, but always tip your hat. Jean Driscoll — Jim Fiebig 136 22 Raymond Ave. Beverly 01915 Part of happiness is sharing your happiness. Joseph Dulfea 26 Coleman SL Peabody 01960 The future ' s uncertain, and the end is near. — Jim Morrison Susan Duncan 33 Burroughs St Danvers 01923 If my thoughts could be seen, They ' d put my head in a guillotine. Wayne Dunn 132 Orchard St Byfield 01922 Janine Dunphy 13 Palmer Ave. Danvers 01923 What a howl. Thomas Fabian 15 Springview Terrace Lynn 01904 Tlmxthy Fandel 17 Pine St Saugus 01906 Tin soldiers and Mixon coming. We re finally on our own. — Crosby, Stills and Nash Deborah Farmer 16 Qrey Lane Lynnfield 01940 What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. — Ralph Waldo Emerson John Fendrich 26 Green St Ipswich 01938 Pamela Fern 25 Paul Ave. Peabody 01960 Caring and sharing are the secrets of living. Britt Rtzgerald 17 Grey Lane Lynnfield 01940 Each and every hurt, it seems. Is bounded by a world of dreams. — The Moody Blues Ellen Foley 5 Margin Terrace Peabody 01960 1 see my future at the rainbow ' s end. Happy hours, timeless friends. Jani Foley 18 Appleton Ave. Beverly 01915 These are the treasured times in my life. I will never forget the people I have met and the things I have done that make these times so special. Kathleen Foley 34 Valley Rd. Nahant 01908 And if the band you ' re in starts playing a different tune I ' ll see you on the dark side of the moon. — Pink Floyd Janet Gagnon 17 Atlantic SL Lynn 01902 I believed them when they said 1 must do things their way. I ' m OK. — Styx Joanne Gagnon 2 Grove St. Danvers 01923 If we meet and your forget me, you have lost nothing. But if you meet Jesus Christ and you forget him, you have lost all. Patricia Gauthier 3 Eden SL Salem 01970 it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. — Tennyson Christina Gilligan 1 1 Peabody Ave. Danvers 01923 You only live once, but if you live it right, once is enough. Maty Gorrell 14 Reservoir Dr. Danvers 01923 If you love something, set it free. If it does not return, it was never meant to be. Maura Green 652 Hale St. Beverly 01915 Grace Gregory 9 Warner Rd. Ipswich 01938 What a deal. Teresa Hagele 17 Burnham Rd. Wenham 01984 Yesterday is only a dream, tomorrow only a vision. Cynthia Hall 12 Trinity St. Danvers 01923 Ask and it shall be given to you; seek and ye shall Find; knock and it shall be opened unto you. — Matthew 7:7 Susan Harmeling Montserrat Rd. Beverly 01915 Why be normal? Richard Hart 16 Pumping Station Rd. Peabody 01960 You can live your own life making it happen. Working on your own time, laid back and laughin ' . Patrick Hartigan 27 McKinley Ave. Beverly 01915 Laurel Holston 4 Highland SL Rockport 01966 Because a man does not keep pace with his companions. Perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Patrick Horgan 202 Ocean SL Lynn 01902 The kid with the quick stick. Christine Hosker 50 High St. Danvers 01923 Jean Hoysradt 21 John Wise Ave, Essex 01929 Do not walk in front of me, I may not follow. Do not walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Joseph Jacyno 524 Lynnfield St. Lynn 01904 Within the reach of each man ' s fisL therein he is the king. — Jon Norman Janet Johnson 364 Atlantic Ave. Marblehead 01945 1 do not dress or act the same: hopeless I do not fit beside their frame: no heads. Jody Jordan 58 York Rd. Lynn 01904 Janet Kelley 26 Gardner SL Beverly 01915 Lynda Kelly 1 1 2 Burley SL Danvers 01923 A man who thinks he can, CAN, A man who thinks he can ' t, CAN ' T. Thomas Kendrew 4 Belfast Rd. W. Peabody 01960 Annaliese Killoran 34 Atlantic SL Lynn 01902 Stephen Knight 16a Oceanside Dr. Beverly 01915 The waiting is the hardest parL — T.P.H.B. ' s Peter Kouroubacalis 67 Copeland Rd. Lynn 01904 Air is free. Anne Kravchuk 7 Innis Dr. Danvers 01923 Beth Landiy 25 Sargent St. Glouchester 01930 Friends may come and go, but memories last forever. Scott Lanes 25 Bartholomew Terrace Peabody 01960 Karen Langlois 38 Buchanan Rd. Salem 01970 Marie Laplante 89 Robinson SL Lynn 01905 To believe in mankind is to believe in sunrises, and to wait for the sunsets that we will remember forever. — Flavia Antonietta Lapolla 13 Park SL Danvers 01923 You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it come true. — Richard Bach Sarah Laubner 6 Butternut Rd. Peabody 01960 Clifford Lawton 21 Forest SL Danvers 01923 137 Linda Letoumeau 106 Pond Sl M ahant 01908 Carol Lima 8 Dark Lane Peabody 01960 My bounty is as boundless as the sea, my love is deep: The more I give to thee, the more 1 have, for both are infinite. — Shakespeare Anne Linquata 3 Lowe Drive Magnolia 01930 Here ' s to us, Lori Ruggles, best of times and best of friends. It ' s about time. Kerry Lomasney 33 Glendale Dr. Danvers 01923 Valerie Macdonald 63 Baker Ave. Beverly 01915 You are richer today than yesterday if you have laughed often, given something, forgiven even more, new friends made. Maty Mackey 404 Vi Jefferson Ave. Salem 01970 And I will go on shining, shining like brand new. I ' ll never look behind me, my troubles will be few. — Supertramp Brenda Madore 4 Plymouth Rd. Peabody 01960 The greatest thing in life is the friends you make in life. Matthew Mahoney 1 Sunnybrook Lane Peabody 01960 There is surprising potential in all of us; it waits only for us to understand our strengths and coax them forth. Deirdre Manganaro 16 Cider Mill Rd. Lynnfield 01940 If you can imagine it. you can achieve it If you can dream it, you can become it. Kathleen Martin 173 Summer SL Danvers 01923 Follow your dream, take bne step at a rime. And do not settle for less, just continue to climb. Michael Martin 1 10 Springview Dr. Lynn 01904 I ' m serious. Marie Martineau 3 Hazen Ave. Hawthorne 01937 The three great requirements for a happy life are: something to do. something to hope for, and something to love. — Joseph Addison Angel Maw 7 Walnut St. Saugus 01906 The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. — R.N. Chamfort Sebasrien Gretchen McCaffrey 10 Webster Ave. Beverly 01915 Don ' t walk in front of me. 1 may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. — Camus John McCaffrey 10 Webster Ave. Beverly 01915 I have not yet begun to fighL Patrick McCaffrey 10 Webster Ave. Beverly 01915 Susan McCarthy 74 Margin SL Peabody 01960 Look to the end of the rainbow, and you shall find your pot of gold. Michael McCormick 20 Lynch SL Peabody 01960 Elizabeth McGlynn 1 1 1 Coming St. Beverly 01915 All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. — Edgar Allan Poe Nancy McGowan 3 Edgehill Circle Danvers 01923 A friend is someone who loves you for what you are. and understands you for what you are noL Lisa McLaughlin 14 Truman Rd. Peabody 01960 The good rimes are the best rimes, the bad rimes fade away, The good times are forever, but now, baby, the last rime is today. — J. Geils Marie McLellan 15 Cornell Rd. Danvers 01923 Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run. There ' s still time to change the road you ' re on. — Led Zeppelin Christopher McMaster 86 Russell SL Peabody 01960 Only those are fit to live those who are not afraid to die. — Douglas MacArthur Colleen McNulty 25 Cape Cod Ave. Reading 01867 C ' est la vie Kelly Melton 101 Hesperus Ave. Magnolia 01930 Dazed and confused. Laura Michaud 156 Willow Rd. Nahant 01908 Later. Mary Mitchell 30 Barr SL Salem 01970 If you would seek to find yourself, look not into a mirror. For there is but a shadow there, a stranger. — Silenius Peter Monkiewicz 32 Batchelder Pk, Wenham 01984 Judy Morin 5 Sl Paul SL Salem 01970 A ship in a harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for. Sean O’Connor 28 Allston St. Lynn 01904 So you ' re scared and you ' re thinkin that maybe we ain ' t that young anymore, show a little faith, there ' s magic in the night. — The Boss Pamela O ' Donnell 25 Lake View Ave. Lynn 01904 Lori O’Keefe 13 Melody Rd. Peabody 01960 Far away in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. 1 may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, belive in them, and try to follow where they may lead. — Louisa May Alcott Kathleen O’Leary 1 Prospect Sl E ssex 01929 Here ' s to what the future brings, I hope tomorrow you ' ll find better things. — The Kinks Karen O’Neill 34 Ledgewood Dr. Danvers 01923 Kevin O’Rourke 21 Vine SL Beverly 01915 Really Ann Ouelette 15 Bradley Rd. Salem 01970 To look with pride on every year, to dream and plan anew. To treasure friendships you hold dear, to think and hope and do. This is the art of living. — Dean Walley Gina Paglia 4 Oak Sl D anvers 01923 Even though we live far from each other, I always talk to you in my thoughts and see you in my dreams. — Susan Polis Shutz Norman Pare 123 Salem Rd. Topsfield 01983 Don ' t you worry, rich men will go. All that you need is in your soul and you can do this if you try. What I want for you, my son. is to be satisfied. Lynard Skynard Alison Merce 26 Mandalay Dr. Peabody 01960 It would help me if you thought you might remember me. Not for what I ' ve done, but for all the other things 1 meant to do. — Paul Williams David Pierce 59 Glen Drive W. Peabody 01960 The only way to have a friend is to be one. — Ralph Waldo Emerson Patrick Pigulski 7 Kittredge St. Peabody 01960 1 hope you ' re ready, ' cause here 1 come, world. Bradley Poole 1 9 Lake Ave. Wenham 01984 138 Deneen Porrazzo 42 High St. Danvers 01923 ■ ' ll is the heart afraid of breaking that never learns to dance. It is the dream afraid of waking that never takes the chance. — Bette Midler, The Rose Suzanne F entiss 6 Butternut Ave. Peabody 01960 Carolyn Quinlan 9 Melody Rd. Peabody 01960 Set your goals high, then proceed with quiet dignity and determination. Catherine Ratelle 1 1 Tophet Rd. Lynnfield 10940 Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. — Kahil Gibran Edward Robinson 29 Butler St Salem 01970 Back Door Man Judith Robinson 5 Gien Rd. Peabody 0 1 960 James Russell I Dunkirk Rd. Ipswich 01938 Michael Sanford I I Preston Rd. Salem 01970 It s always something, and some people just make me sick, Julie Saviano 44 Longbow Rd. Danvers 01923 Patricia Sheehan 10 D ' ambrosio Rd. Lynn 01904 living is finding happiness in which you choose to do. Maria Simonides 17 Augustus St. Peabody 01960 “All the world can be a stage, we are merely players, performers and portrayers, each other ' s audience.” Michael Slack 23 Donegal Rd. Peabody 01960 The real work was thinking just thinking. Lisa Sopp 13 Echo Ave, — Shakespeare — Charlie Chaplin Beverly 01915 Friendships ar e thought about for only a moment but the memories are cherished forever. Todd Stockwell 5 Prentiss Rd. Hawthorne 01937 And the world is busting at its seams, and you are just a prisoner of your dreams, holding on for your life. Audrey Sullivan 8 Pinecrest Ave. Peabody 01960 Do not go where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Andree Surette 20 Southside Ave. Lynn 01905 ' Let us cling together as the years go by, let our candle always burn. Let us never lose the lessons we have learned. ’ — Brian May Gina Terenzi 28r Ober St Beverly 01915 “Life is very short and there’s no 6me for fussing and fighbng, my friend. ” — John Lennon — Paul McCartney Robin Thomas 27 Cherry Hiil Ave. Salem 01970 There is no love without hope, no hope without love, and neither love nor hope without faith. — St Augustine Joanne Thorpe 240 Andover St Peabody 01960 It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. Jacquelyn Tibbo 5 Ltxlge Rd. Mahant 01908 ”l ' d rather laugh with the sinners that cry with the saints, The sinners are much more fun. — Billy Joel Brenda Toler 1 1 4 Lake St Peabody 01960 “From quiet homes and first beginnings, but to the undiscovered ends, there is nothing worth the ware of winning, but the laughter and love of friends. ” Hilaire Belloc Lisa Townsend One Kemwood Rd. Peabody 01960 It is nice to have some moments alone lor dreaming daydreams of your own. Sau-Ling Tsao 10 Lindsey Ave. Beverly 01915 Start each day with a smile and get it over with. Scott Turner 89 Euclid Ave. Lyrin 01904 If it’s not one thing, it’s another. Sherri Tyrrell 15 Esquire Dr. Peabo 01960 Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and 1 took the one less traveled-by, and that has made all the difffrence. — Robert Frost Lisa Ullrich 39 Mohawk St. Danvers 01923 One seed can start a garden, one drop can start a sea. One doubt can start a hating, one dream can set us free. ” — Joan Walsh Anglund Ann Marie Valotto 4 Gardner SL Peabody 0 1 960 If you can imagine it, you can become it. If you can dream it, you can achieve it. Chiisdna Vitale 126 Perkins Row Topsfield 01983 Eric Waiczewski 9 Conrad Circle Wenham 01984 Simple jobs always get put off because there will be time to do them later Sometimes later is too late. Wendy Walker 15 East Seabreeze Lane Nahant 01908 Take your time, don’t look too fast. Troubles will come, and they will pass. Scott Weller 10 McKay Drive Rockport 01966 ’’Turn the Page — Bob Seger Wayne Wendell 29 Herrick SL Beverly 01915 Martha White 13 Mohawk St. Danvers 01923 It’s a restless world, uncertain times. But times roll on and days go by. Lisa Wilkens 3 Hopi Circle W. Peabody 01960 Robert Williams 8 Wellesly Rd. Beverly 01915 Now that we have ridden out of the stream, the river waits yet for us to ride Rebekah Wilson 18 West SL Marblehead 01945 To see a world in a grain of sand, a heaven in a wild flower. To hold infinity in the palm of your hand, and eternity in a house. Mark Wonson 13 Macomber Rd. Gloucester 01930 Make goals in life, strive to reach good becoming a success, and you’re a winner. Kristen Woodman 60 Main SL Essex 01929 Live and let live is fine, but live and help live is better. Joseph Whythe 1 1 Lexington Ave. Peabody 01960 Hold on loosely, but don’t let go. If you cling too tightly, you’ll lose control. — .38 Special Joyce Yiakas 147 Goodale SL Peabody 01960 If I had ever been here before on another time around the wheel. 1 would probably know just how to deal with all of you. 139 =Mi ! P L ■ ' • Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Carolina Guy Garon, Hampton Falls, N H, uai£S|i USfWEgtj